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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1969

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Death Toll From Riots in Malaysia Reaches Two Hundred

AP reports four days of clashes between Malays and Chinese in Kuala Lumpur left about 200 dead and thousands displaced. A curfew expanded to Malacca as fires, gunfire, and arson spread through suburbs and major stadiums, with officials blaming external influence and police urging calm.

Lewis M. Simons Associated Press Kuala Lumpur Tesday Prine Minis Cane Tor Tuy Abdul Razak Prout Jay Tater Tuxtay Kampong Bahru Tunku Ablamosque University of Mas Hazak Jingsia Aml Merdeka Red Cross West Malaysia Malacca al! Minrder Rahmnin Sppen

48 Aircraft Lost In One Week In Vietnam War

AP reports 48 American helicopters and planes were lost in Vietnam in the past week, raising total US losses to 5,348 aircraft since the war began. Of the week’s losses 22 were helicopters shot down, 18 others lost, two fixed wing shot down, and six fixed-wing lost to other causes.

George Esper Prase Saigon Command Vietnam United States Paris North Vietnam U.S

Soviet Venus Capsule Reaches Surface with Atmosphere Data

Soviet Venus 5 instrument capsule descended through Venus atmosphere delivering temperature, pressure, and chemical composition readings during a 53 minute parachute descent. Tass reported the capsule landed with Lenin emblems and noted Venus 6 due to penetrate the atmosphere Saturday while Venus 5 signals reached Jodrell Bank and Moscow.

Yass Lenin U.S.S.R Weiss 5 Tass Venus Yoreell Bank Radio Observatory England Soviet Union

Zoo Officials Chase Geese in Post Flood Minot

Minot zoo officials chase about 21 lame geese driven from Roosevelt Park by Souris River flood last month. Geese with clipped wings cannot fly. residents are urged to watch for wandering birds as waters recede.

Minot N.D Roosevelt Park Zoo Souris

Stock Market Tone Higher In Early New York Trading

New York led with a slightly firmer tone as the Dow Jones rose about 57 points to around 66.13 as trading opened. Early action showed mixed gains and losses among firms including First National Stores, Continental Oil, RCA, Brunswick, and Eastman Kodak, with electronics weaker while conglomerates and steels showed mixed results.

New York Dow Jones Flrst National Stores Continen NL of RCA Part Industries Brunswick Electronics Steels Lane Motors Eastman Kodak Control Data IBM Ganned

Chicago Teachers Vote On Plans To Hold Strike

Chicago teachers vote on a strike plan as 19,000 union members weigh a walkout in 523 schools next Thursday. The dispute with the Board of Education centers on state aid and promised salary and program improvements, with the district facing potential diploma delays for graduates.

Marquette Cement Manussemiediing Chicago Board of Rectors Chicago Teachers Union Board of Education Board of Edocation John F. Desmond Civil Service Tege James F. Redmond Redmond Springfield

$1.8 Million Loan Approved for Aberdeen Housing Project

Washington AP reports a 1.8 million loan from the Federal Housing Administration to Hamilton Properties Corp of Aberdeen. The funds will back a Washington Park development featuring 325 garden apartments to aid low income housing, per Rep. Clarence Long.

Washington (Ap Aberdeen Federal Housing Administration Clarence Db Long D-Md Hamilton Properties Corp Washington Park

FBI Search Broadens For Kidnapping Couple

FBI probes a kidnapping case in Iowa and Maryland as a man and a woman, Edward Los Bul and Alvina Spriggs, face extortion warrants. A 21 year old secretary Sharom Ecnel recalls the basement flat pair’s odd behavior while Anne Jenkins, a social worker, was held three days before ransom was paid. The search expands nationwide after a sugar bowl flight detail links to the suspects, who remain dangerous and armed.

Baltimore FBI Iowa Sharom Ecnel Anne I. Jenkins Miss Emmet Miss Jenkins Fatter Waterloo Towa Edward Los Bul Alvina Maris Spriggs

Five Day Forecast Shows Above Normal Temperatures

The period from Saturday through Wednesday is expected to average above normal with daytime highs around 86 degrees and nightly lows from 85 to 89. Scattered showers are possible for the rest of the week totaling up to one half to three quarters of an inch.

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Students plan invasion of Dakota town

About 400 residents of White, North Dakota brace for a Saturday visit by 400 South Dakota State University students from Brookings. The peaceful event titled Whip to White includes beer, bonfire, roasts, watermelons and games with no official campus sponsorship. Last weekend, students from across the nation and Canada caused roughly $5,000 damage in Zep, North Dakota, before guards intervened.

South Dakota State University Brookings Plang Canada Zep N. D Nations Guard

FDR's Oldest Son Stabbed In Family Fight

Geneva AP reports James Roosevelt oldest son of President Roosevelt was stabbed late Thursday in a family quarrel at his villa in Vésenaz. He underwent emergency surgery and was said to be in serious condition though a spokesman indicated a speedy recovery expected in a day or two. Roosevelt's lawyer and police offered few details, and his wife was taken to a guest home. Roosevelt, a former California congressman and UN official, has a complex private life and several marriages and children.

Suhurb Vesenax Roosevelt Geneva James Roosevelt Tate Frankie D.roosevelt T. Troynovy Jnc Vésenaz Geneve Mutuel Investors Overseas Service U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission California U.S House of Representatives UN Econonic Socisl Counsil

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